| H8 III.ii.142 | [King Henry to Wolsey, of his worldliness] in that / I deem you an ill husband |
| Ham II.ii.119 | [Polonius reading Hamlet's letter to Ophelia] I am ill at these numbers |
| LLL I.ii.40 | [Armado to Mote] I am ill at reckoning. |
| Luc.1300 | [Lucrece, of writing a letter] This is too curious-good, this blunt and ill |